GD at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1992-05-24
https://t.co/WGSw4uuetS <-sounds good. Shakedown opener and Morning Dew with a few nice spots sprinkled in. Good background for the office.
GD at William And Mary Hall - College Of William And Mary on 1978-04-15
https://t.co/e14KldwKlX <-boggles my mind they actually played there. Good show and matrix. The Dew is indeed good as many have posted about.
Great day all over DC today! @WNCathedral Flower Mart, Around the 🌎Embassy Day & a packed rocking @AdMoBID Porchfest…plus @BrunoMars @ Northwest, @Nationals at home, @UFLDefenders@AudiField etc!
We live in an amazing place, hope everyone gets out and has a good weekend.
GD at Winterland Arena on 1977-06-09
https://t.co/HBgTgxcta4 <-one of the reviews says it best, "Good sound, great energy." See that transition into St. Stephen.
GD at Dallas County Convention Center Arena on 1978-12-22
https://t.co/bhSjShet9s <-shame there isn't a better recording as there are some good parts to this show.
Nice job @RobinhoodApp. Because your technology can't upload ID and pictures this investor is locked out of his account on a day I really need that information. Maybe let your customers know in advance you are going to screw them over just to log in. Ridiculous.
GD at Jai-Alai Fronton on 1974-06-23
https://t.co/vthPRxxTsz <-also known as DP 34, but with the matrix treatment. I like getting the crowd, but seems not everyone feels the same way lol.
$JPM CEO this week on CNBC: A future credit downturn will likely be worse than a typical cycle
"I believe that it’ll be worse than a normal one when it happens. So there will be one. And that’s because of complacency, asset prices very high. Credit spreads are very low. I don’t think a lot of people have seen a credit cycle. Not everyone who makes loans is very good at it"
Slow motion video of the kamikaze hitting USS Missouri (BB-63) on April 11, 1945.
The kamikaze came in low from astern before banking into the starboard side of the main deck.
This is the same kamikaze as the famous picture showing the kamikaze moments before impact.
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Lacrosse people...I have an idea!
Fans want the sport as early as possible...just not for games to be played in single digit temps or in an indoor practice facility with no spectators. Hear me out. This would be an example for men's lacrosse but also could be used for women's lacrosse but scaled differently based on more teams.
There are less than 80 Men's D1 teams. Have four host venues for the four weekends in February. The host venue would have three games on Friday (2pm, 5pm, & 8pm), four on Saturday (11am, 2pm, 5pm, and 8pm), and three on Sunday (11am, 2pm, and 5pm). The host venue would have a total of ten games over three days...satisfying 20 teams.
Four hosts venues can be but not limited to....The Dome, Ford Field in Detroit, Lucas Oil in Indianapolis, The Star in Dallas, multiple venues in Southern California, Arizona, Atlanta, and countless options in Florida. Not all venues could host all weekends (ex: Dome has basketball some weekends)...but you would only need four host venues per weekend. Turf or multiple playing surfaces (ex: IMG) would be a requirement based on field conditions.
This would offer a great fan experience, stream lined media opportunities for coverage and exposure, sponsorship and event partnership, and an opportunity to bring high level lacrosse to some non traditional areas.
People will argue there would be an average of two extra away games and budget issues. Last I checked some teams travel for scrimmages. Ticket sales and event sponsorship could offset some team travel expenses. Teams can be creative with fundraising and a small price to pay to give the players, coaches, support staff, and the fans what they deserve...great lacrosse played in suitable and desirable playing conditions. The reality is the sport isn't getting pushed back and ending in June anytime soon and teams don't want play numerous midweek games. We need some solutions. Feel free to share your thoughts or another idea.
The Florentine Diamond Resurfaces After 100 Years in Hiding https://t.co/9peE8a2Dz5 <-love the history here and the fact this story feels like it could be straight from Hollywood. Super interesting.